Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-17
PERSONAL NOTES
sovamsnts of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

Mr.. w. H. Scott returned from a visit
,Ins Angeles last Tuesday.
"a Vanderleith, Esq, visited Cortez
ing the week, on professional business.
urs VIM. Hendrie was here from
o,csols, White Pine county, during the
week.
Mrs W. O. Mills and infant daughter
.o,nrned home from a visit to her parents
We are glad to note that Judge
r;.aserald is again oonvalescent and able
to attend to court.
I'd CLAW, the head blacksmith at the
r. P. railroad shops at Palisade arrived
here last Thursday.
7 +. Plageman, the San Francisco
,rbolesale liquor merchant, arrived here by
train last Wednesday.
The Richmond Company started in to
,oad 300 tons of market lead for trans.
narration last Monday.
Dr. J. H. Reece arrived here from
p;ocbe last Saturday, and will take up his
residence permanently in Eureka.
w. Z. Griffin went to Seligman last
Wednesday by private conveyance, and
returned home again on Thursday.
Thomas Richard returned from San
Francisco last Tuesday, and resumed his
nosition at the Eureka Con. reduction
works.
A. Jackson received a dispatch from
Flank Wallace last Tuesday saying that
the operation on his tongue had been per-
formed by DR.. Lane.
Miss Lizzie Robinson, who has been
visiting her uncle Alex. Frazer for several
weeks past, left for her home in San
Francisco last Wednesday.
RI. Bush came over from Seligmau by
nriyate conveyance last Thursday to meet
!. F, Plageman Of San Francisco, with
whom he is interested in mining.
Fred Hip, formerly of Ward, and w.
r. Davenport, late Attorney General Of
the State, are both in San Francisco
troubled with softening of the brain.
II. T. Hoadley, who has been very ill
for two or three weeks, was able to be at
his post at the Eureka County Bank,
through the latter part of the week, hav.
ing entirely recovered.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company
shipped so tons of market lead to San
Francisco last Monday. This was a
balance of $50 tons, the shipment of which
commenced on the 7th instant.
Mrs. Rosenberg, nee Miss Tillie Steler.
arrived on a visit to her mother last
Tuesday, and will remain here until after
the holidays. She will then visit San
Francisco and return East over the South.
en Pacific railway.
Reno Journal: There is a strong
movement reported in Eastern Nevada in
favor of Thos. j. Read, of Eureka, for U.
S. Surveyor General of Nevada, in case
General Irish is again rejected by the
United States Senate.
DR.. j. !. Leek returned to Eureka on
Thursday last, after a round trip to Cherry
Creek, Spruce Mountain, Wells, Reno and
San Francisco. He will remain here for
several weeks to attend to the dental wants
Of the folks in this vicinity.
Another change has taken place in the
schedule time of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, by which the east bound
trains will arrive at Palisade at 5:5n P. NJ,
and 600 A. NJ, and the west-bound rains
at $40 a. NJ, and 11;40 A.. NJ.
DR.. ITagar returned home from San
Francisco last Tuesday. lie has lost
about one-third of his leg, but the limb has
nearly healed. He is still very weak, not
being even able to support himself on
crutches. Otherwise, we are glad to re-
port that he is in good health.